Beautiful enclosures! I seen your walk through a awhile back for the Tegu enclosure and am wondering how your rock background is holding up (looks to be fine). Did you use the foam and grout method? We are within a couple weeks of getting started on our adult enclosure and are trying to decide what will finally use to make the rock walls. At the present moment for substrate I use coconut husk but I love the look of the top soil more, seems so much more natural and it looks like it will stay moist much longer. Do you ever have an issue with mold? I use a humidity box in my tank with a fine peat moss and my tegu loves it and he is always leaving me large pieces of skin behind so I may just go ahead and use that in my whole enclosure. One more thing, I have had major issues finding the right humidifier for my tank, I had issues with a warm mist dripping very hot water condisation in my tank and the cool mist I use does not produce any mist what so ever.....What make/model do you use?
Sorry for all the questions but I want to make my enclosure right the first time as it will be a very large project!
Thanks in Advance
Vanessa
Vanessa
Ontario, Canada
1.0.0 Argentine Black and White Tegu (Dezie)
0.1.0 Argenitne Red Tegu (rehome)
1.0.1 Fat-Tailed Gecko (Holly and Chugington)
1.0.0 Brittish Bulldog (Bently)
1.0.0 Cockerpug (Ryder) Perfect name as he "rides" everything!
0.2.0 Children (Cadence 5, Jordan 2)
Large Saltwater tank that contains Dory, Nemo, Marlin, Foxface, 4 Gobeys, firefish, a couple shrimps, and a grumpy Brittle Star that eats fish while they sleep!
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